IRS Resolution
IRS LT11 / Letter 1058 Final Notice of Intent to Levy
Preserve CDP rights and stop the levy clock.
The Problem
LT11 starts the 30-day countdown to bank, wage, and asset levies.
What This Engagement Covers
- Form 12153 CDP request
- Equivalent hearing if missed
- Collection alternative proposal
- Lien subordination
Who This Helps
Any taxpayer holding LT11 or Letter 1058.
Next Step
File the CDP within 30 days — there is no extension.
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Answers
IRS LT11 / Letter 1058 Final Notice of Intent to Levy — questions
- What is IRS LT11 / Letter 1058 Final Notice of Intent to Levy?
- Preserve CDP rights and stop the levy clock. LT11 starts the 30-day countdown to bank, wage, and asset levies.
- Who does IRS LT11 / Letter 1058 Final Notice of Intent to Levy help?
- Any taxpayer holding LT11 or Letter 1058.
- How much does IRS LT11 / Letter 1058 Final Notice of Intent to Levy cost?
- Typical fee range: $2,500–$7,500. Final fee is confirmed in a written engagement agreement after the $3,000 initial assessment.